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Governor's Regional Results 2017

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Congratulations to the following students whose work was selected at the regional judging of the Ohio Governor's Youth Art Exhibition.  Wish them luck as their works now compete at the State level next. From the 12,000 regional entries from the 15 regions, approximately 2,500 are selected to enter the state judging. State jurors then select 300 for the actual exhibition, with 25 of the 300 chosen to receive the Governor's Award of Excellence.

 Kali Reaves           "Teenage Home Adversities (series of 3)      Computer Art
Emily Poole            "Have the Lambs Stopped Screaming"        Painting
Mikayla Werner      "Beauty Isn't Enough"                                   Computer Art
Olivia Doyle            "Up All Night"                                                Painting
Olivia Doyle            "Claire" (series of 4)                                      Painting
Olivia Doyle            "Untitled"                                                       Painting 
Gabriela Spleen      "Set In Stone"                                               Photography
Gabriella Spleen     "The Look"                                                    Photography 
Mikaela Allee          "Apple"                                                          Painting
Mikaela Allee          "Sheets"                                                        Drawing  
Alex Fliegel             "Little Brother, Big Hair"                                Painting
Faith Shields           "Chewy"                                                       Computer Art
Lauren Goslee        "Frustration"                                                 Computer Art
Lauren Goslee        "Wake Up"                                                    Computer Art
Avi DiPasquale        "Mother Nature"                                           Drawing
Avi DiPasquale        "Pale Reflection"                                          Drawing
Andrew Nishimori    "Forgotten Fog"                                            Photography
Jillian Krynock         "Floating on Watercolor"                               Computer Art 
Austin Rowe            "We are all Different"                                    Drawing 

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  1. AnonymousMarch 5, 2017 at 7:23 PM

    Congratulations, everybody!!! Very well deserved!

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